Step into the battlefield of the Napoleonic Wars with this finely crafted French Imperial Guard figurine, realoading his musket and reaching for a cartridge in the heat of battle. Part of the elite Grande Armée, the Imperial Guard was Napoleon’s most loyal and battle-hardened unit, known for their discipline and unyielding courage.
This hand-painted collectible toy soldier captures the intensity of combat with exquisite detailing, from the meticulously sculpted uniform to the historically accurate equipment. A must-have for Napoleonic figurine collectors, history enthusiasts, and diorama builders.
Key Features:
- High-quality metal figurine, expertly sculpted and hand-painted
- Historically accurate uniform and weaponry of the French Imperial Guard
- Dynamic pose capturing battlefield realism
- Perfect for collectors, dioramas, and historical displays
- Scale: 1/30 – compatible with other Napoleonic toy soldier collections
Add this exceptional Napoleonic toy soldier to your collection today and bring the legend of the Grande Armée to life!
Order now and march alongside Napoleon’s finest!
Grenadier reloading I French Imperial Guard collectible figurines
Grenadier of the Imperial Guard reloading musket
Hand-painted alloy collectible figurine
1/30 scale, Matte Finish
non-contractual photos
Our models are designed to adult collector only
The French Imperial Guard was equipped with meticulously designed gear to ensure efficiency in battle. The 1801 regulation cartridge pouch, a vital part of a soldier’s kit, was crafted from blackened calfskin and featured a layered flap system for added security. Beneath the main flap, a secondary safety cover protected the ammunition inside.
At the heart of the pouch was a wooden cartridge block, divided into three sections: two large compartments holding 30 paper cartridges in total, and a central section with six drilled slots for quick access during combat. Additional ammunition was stored in the soldier’s backpack, ensuring they were well-supplied for extended engagements.
Beyond ammunition, the pouch also housed essential gun maintenance tools, including spare flints, a horn or wooden practice flint, and a turnscrew—critical for maintaining the musket’s firing capability. This attention to detail and preparation made the Imperial Guard one of the most formidable forces on the battlefield.
This hand-painted figurine perfectly captures the realism and historical accuracy of Napoleon’s elite troops, making it an essential addition to any Napoleonic toy soldier collection.
